Charles Hurst Renault has announced a move to a cleaner, greener staff vehicle fleet. In an investment of £600,000 by the company, the transformation demonstrates the dealership’s commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and incorporating environmentally friendly practices into its business model. In a nod
Northern Ireland headquartered Eakin Healthcare Group has announced it is expanding into a new therapeutic area with the acquisition of Coleraine based Armstrong Medical, which specialises in respiratory care products. The deal represents a diversification for the Group which to date has specialised in ostomy
Fancy taking a break from preparing Christmas lunch this time around? Titanic Hotel Belfast can do it all (or most of it) for you. A full five course Christmas Day Lunch To Go will be available for collection on Christmas Eve and the sumptuous
Bank of Ireland UK has issued an advisory to consumers across Northern Ireland to be extra vigilant against parcel fraud in the peak Christmas shopping and online delivery period. With the seasonal upsurge in parcel delivery, the Bank has noted a high volume of calls
A surge in business growth, coupled with the expansion of its service offerings has resulted in the creation of 20 new jobs at Lisburn-based OKTO Technologies. The company, which also has a busy office on Buckingham Palace Road in central London, is recruiting a minimum
Plans to create a transformative 200,000 sq. ft Grade A professional office development in Belfast city centre that will accommodate up to 2,000 employees are firmly on track for delivery towards the end of 2022, it has been confirmed. In a major confidence boost for
Derry-headquartered Elemental Software has won a significant contract with major universities in Wales to help transform how higher education students access wellbeing support. Wrexham Glyndwr University and the University of South Wales (USW) have selected Elemental’s social prescribing software for a Higher Education Funding Council
Tourism Ireland has outlined its plans for restarting overseas tourism in 2021 at a virtual event, called ‘Ready for Recovery’, attended by hundreds of tourism companies from around the island of Ireland and overseas. After a devastating 2020 – with COVID-19 causing havoc for the
FinTrU has announced their commitment to plant over 700 trees, one for each employee, as part of an environmental and sustainability pledge. The company is celebrating its 7th birthday and to mark the occasion through an environmental project in conjunction with their ECO Committee and
Northern Ireland’s largest charitable provider of end of life care, Marie Curie has received a £7,500 Christmas charity gift from Danske Bank. The bank made the donation after its employees, customers and members of the public voted for the local charity they wanted to see
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